Today's talk is the Japanese movie "Snow White Murder", and the movies with the name "Murder Incident" seem to be quite powerful, such as "The Juvenile Murder On Muling Street", but these two movies are completely different genres.
The story of "White" is actually very simple, a beautiful female staff member is brutally murdered, and the process of pursuing the murderer from the different narrative perspectives of the person concerned.
The story begins with the announcement of the accident scene, where Miki, a beautiful employee of a soap company, was stabbed to death in the park with a knife and set on fire. It is clear that the murderer and the victim have a blood feud.
After that, the male protagonist Red Star appeared, he is a third-rate contract director of the TV station, and he is always facing the dilemma of being insecure by his job. He likes to comment on restaurants online and is part of the majority of netizens.
That's when he saw the murder online, and his ex-girlfriend Risha was a colleague of Miki. Taking advantage of the fact that the police had not yet investigated the results, he decided to take up the camera to track down the truth of the accident.
Next, Red Star interviewed his ex-girlfriend, female colleagues, and two male colleagues, and everything in the interview directed the spearhead to one person: Miki Shirono, a girl who is quiet and responsible on weekdays.
Akahoshi then interviews Miki Kino's hair and parents, who are terrified when they hear the news, recalling what happened to her teenager and adding fuel to the fire with her parents' blind apology.
As a part of the keyboard man, Red Star of course could not help but share comments with the majority of netizens during the investigation, and following red star's revelations, everyone agreed that the murderer was Mihime Jono.
At this critical moment, the disappearance of Miki Kino made everyone believe that she was the murderer.
At this point in the story, even I already believe that the murderer is Miki Shirono, because she has done a lot of strange things. But there were still people who believed she was innocent, and her college classmates even wrote letters of protest to television.
Before the police gave the results of the investigation, why did people already identify Chengye as the murderer?
Because all this is guessed, it is the consequence of the asymmetry of information. At the very beginning, Akahoshi had accepted the ex-girlfriend's killer speculation that she thought it was Jono.
With this presupposition, Akaho begins to investigate the people around Kinano, who recall Jono's past one by one, and any strange behavior is considered to be a precursor to becoming a murderer.
The question is, are people's oral memories reliable? The answer is no, according to surveys, people's memories can be intentionally or unintentionally fabricated by themselves, especially when they are related to themselves. Simply put, it is only about their own good, and their faults are in others.
Then Red Star's television station also recorded a program based on the assumption that Kinino was the murderer, making it mysterious and misleading the unsuspecting ordinary people. The program effect is good, but the work ethic is gone.
At this time, the story has been halfway through, and Mihime Jono has finally appeared. Seeing the overwhelming public opinion and accusations on television and the Internet, she decided to record the truth of the matter before committing suicide.
So the story begins from mihime Shirono's personal perspective, and the evidence that people have previously identified her as the murderer is all for a reason. Her life experience was revealed little by little, and it turned out that she was just a simple and pure little girl.
The words spoken by the people living around Jono were punched in the face, especially her colleague's ex-boyfriend, the scumbag representative.
Then someone was killed, then someone must be the murderer. Who is the murderer?
She is the shariko who broke the news to the TV director Red Star in the front. At this time, the story once again changes the narrative angle, and the relationship between Shariko and the deceased, and the relationship between Shariko and Miki Kinino, emerge one by one.
So what was her motive for killing? What deep hatred did she have with the deceased?
